Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-13
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF tho Day POintedly Para
graphed for Hastv Readers.

| The News OF tho bay POmtedly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.
CIRCUIT COURT was not in session yes
terday.
POLICE COUNT was blank yesterday
morning
THE river is closed from Huntington &c
Pittsburg, distance of 800 miles.
THE Caliope Society gave a private party
at BOnnenberger's, last evening
THE stockholders of the Elm Grove
Railway company will elect Directors
to-day.
THE last will and testament of John p.
Truschell, deceased, was admitted to
probate yesterday and ordered to be re-
corded.
Secure your seats to see Skipped by
the Light of the Moon" tomorrow night.
It's funny: very, very, very funny. Seats
on sale at Banners.
The May Flower Social, popular South
Side dancing organization, will give their
first select masquerade ut LaBGlle Hall,
Thursday evening, January 20. Birch will
furnish the music.
YESTERDAY at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Kraft, out the National road, Mr.. Ernest
Krieger and Miss Emelia Kraft were mar
ried, Rev. Werder OfSt. James church, of,
floating
IRON MOULDERs' UNION No. 81, will
give a grand ball Friday evening, at Arion
Hall. All persons buying tickets will be
entitled TO 4 chance in No. 8 Valley StaI
cook stove. The stove is on exhibition in
b. Fishers window.
FROM letter to this Office from Mr..
Jacob Altmeyer, Superintendent of the
Pacific Iron and Nail works, of Oakland,
Cal, it is learned that the Miss Altmeyer
who was reported AZ having been married
recently, is not his daughter.
A PARLOR concert will he given this
evening at the residence of Mrs. George
Mendel, % Twelfth street, under the
auspices of the Sabbath school of the
United Presbyterian Church. \ silver
Offering is expected ut the door.
ANOTHER large audience greeted the
Baldwin Theater Company ut the Grand,
last evening, in their production OF
Hazel Kirke." The piece was we'll put
on and all were highly pleased with it,
Another change OF bill tonight.
"FABIOLA," n very pretty Roman
drama, will be produced by the young
ladies Of the Cathedral this evening N
Cathedral Hall. The play is for charita,
BILE purposes, and as the price is very rea'
sOnable large audience is assured.
THE Tin Soldier" closed q successful
engagement at the Opera House last even
ing, to q good house. The matinee yester-
day was crowded, and all who witnessed
the piece We're highly pleased with it,
although it is not rs good i'll many respects
as the ''Parlor Match"
4 MAN named Medler, while unloading
some sheet-iron at the tack factory,
Tuesday evening, had the misfortune to
be struck i'll the face by piece, cut
ting u cash two inches long clear tn the
bone on the left cheek He was taken ia
physician who dressed his wounds.
The river marks from above, last even
ing, were as follows: Greensboro, closed
MorgantOwn closed; Oil City foot and
| IOLtH, Ill htl, lOON o lllShSS iNN St1tlOh7
arv: Brownsville feet and stationary
Lock No. 4, ! feet . inches and falling
Rlce's Landing feet 10 inches and falling;
PittSburg 3 feet.
Mrs. WIN. BOWMAN, of the South Side,
slipped and fell on the pavement, while
passing Weitzeps grocery, on lower Mar
ket street, Tuesday evening She was
taken home and a physician summoned,
who discovered on examination that one OF
her arms was broken in two places. The
fractures were set and the lady is resting
comfortably.